Concrete Superintendent

About the Role

Leola Construction is seeking a Concrete Superintendent to oversee our residential concrete operations. In this hands‑on, field‑based position you will lead slab‑on‑grade and post‑tension foundation work for single‑family homes across multiple residential subdivisions. The role requires strong communication, accountability, and a drive to keep every pour on quality, on schedule, and on budget. Comprehensive training is provided for candidates new to some technical aspects.

Responsibilities

• Lead and hold accountable concrete crews and subcontractors, ensuring high‑quality workmanship and a safe jobsite at all times.
• Oversee daily concrete operations across multiple residential jobsites, including slab‑on‑grade and post‑tension foundation pours for single‑family homes.
• Manage all phases of slab construction (site prep, grading, form setting, vapor barrier and termite treatment, post‑tension cable layout, rebar placement, pour, finish, and stressing) to meet quality, schedule, and budget targets.
• Coordinate directly with builder superintendents, post‑tension engineers, ready‑mix suppliers, pump operators, and subcontractor crews to keep production flowing across multiple subdivisions.
• Conduct site inspections and progress reviews, identifying issues with soil conditions, moisture, form alignment, and cable placement before they impact the pour.
• Enforce safety protocols and ensure compliance with local building codes, municipal inspections, and engineer specifications.
• Communicate clearly with project managers, builder partners, and office staff, providing detailed daily updates, photos, and reports to maintain transparency.

Requirements

• 3 to 5 years of concrete superintendent or foreman experience in residential construction; production homebuilder experience strongly preferred.
• Hands‑on knowledge of post‑tension slab systems, including cable layout, stressing, and inspection requirements.
• Familiarity with Texas soil conditions (expansive clay, coastal soils) and the foundation methods used to address them.
• Valid driver’s license with a safe driving record.
• OSHA 10‑Hour Certification preferred.
• Bilingual (English/Spanish) is a plus.

Benefits

• Competitive pay
• Comprehensive health benefits
• 401(k) with company match
• Paid holidays and floating holidays
• Three weeks of PTO